The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

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>. rss Turnpike Co, they hsrsns i've
/" compelled 10 pay ior the past two yea
u any cents foF each wssoo trip over Z
road. This sould be serious blow
N ,he business % this tbd q the tovs. Al
!. w0uld ALEC considerably AFFECT The trade
> Manchester The firm. however, hs'
!. nos contracted mote lambsr than ev
q befote. AID have srrsnged for delivers
zoe millioa feet at lhe station ia Ia
, Dorset o. South Loniopdsry vbich vi
avoid The necessity q goiag over u
turnpike
AosDuLLM
WIN. Styles is recovering from b
Injuries.
Mrs. Robert Wagner Ind children AZ
visiting q, A. +. Gphsms
--Miss Hermie Burbank is visiiin
friends 10 Troy. New York aud Brooklyn
Walter Benson aud family are to re
more 10 East Dorset
George Barbes snd family have NOV
ed out Of the village aud Fred Bnrbee vii
occupy the house thus vacated
Revival meetings, conducted by tbs
pastor assisted by Rev. Mr. Kerr Of Man.
chester, have been held the past week aud
will be continued the present week
SUNDERLAND
- II. S, King has moved into J. y. VII
Hams new house pear his mill
@ W. Bradley has purchased due
residence a: Manchester Depo, aud moved
into j, last week. He will continue the
batter box business At this place
The Rev. J. A. 5sart preached ia his
usual place last Sunday. The people
we're deeply affected by receiving bis res
ignsiion. While We lose sn earnest. faith.
full Christian worker, we should rel nice 10
the thought that be is permitted to go to
others, where he hopes aud We trust be
may be able 10 do more good than he can
here. We earnestly wish him success 10
bis new field OF labor
The Rev. J. T. Elwell returned
missionary from Burmah was guest Of
W. Z. and G. L. Bacon few days last
week. On Tuesday evening he presented
10 the people here the results Of mission
AIRY work 10 Burmsh II was very inter
e.ting and the contrast drawn between the
heather and our own people should not
fail Of producing a good effect
The ladies' soclable OF last Friday
evening was well attended. Three bed
quilts were sold by tickets; the lucky ones
being Miss Nettie Hougbton, Mrs. T. II
Holt aud Mrs. J. Bushee. The things are
not all sold and we learn there will he
another sale and oyster supper in few
weeks. The proceeds OF the sale were
between twenty and twenty five dollars.
WEST ARLINGTON.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. q. Mckee and Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Derrick spent part Of
last week up North
Mrs Loozier and family returned to
their home in Rupert on Thursday.
School in Dist. No. 8. commenced
last week, Miss Emma Benedict teacher
Schools in Districts Nos. 6 and 7.
commence next week
Mrs. Chas. Hawley is quite sick with
Quinsy.
sANDGATE
DR.. Z. +. Hoyt expects to occupy his
lew home 5000.
School 10 Dist. No. /, will commence
Monday, Nov. l4tb, NJ. Robinson teacher.
School in Dist No 3. will commence
Nov. 2lst. with Nellie Wyman as teacher.
- Mrs. King and her son Jesse have
zone to Troy to spend the winter.
We are glad to see Eflie Campbell out
gain after long illness OF scarlet fever
William Goddard has moved into the
,ouse which W. Woodcock vacated some
ime ago
Mrs. Thomas Greer and her little
laughter Bessie have been visiting rela-
ives and friends in town.
= Schuyler Prindle who has been attend.
ng school at Poultney has returned home
II with the measles.
The scarlet fever which has been rag
ng 10 town for some time past is some
hat subdued We do not hear Of any
lew cases
The Ladies' Aid Society met at NJ. J
,,vey's last Thursday afternoon and even.
az; oil reported good time. The socie-
' is to be held this week at Eugene
Tears, Thursday. Nov. 10
-Brownsoo Hurd, who has been i'll for
ome time past, died at the residence OF
is uephew. NJ J. Hard, on Monday last,
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